[Spirit Guide Sparrow]

Originally Posted by Justin

Also, what sort of perceptual senses do plants have? How about microorganisms? And how about planets? Galaxies? Universes?

Justin

Dear Justin,

The perceptual senses of plants are comparative in colourful depiction to that of a spiders web. This, in that the sensitive strands of receptors within the cellular makeup of plants act like guitar strings. Just as vibration communicates across a spiders web, or that of a guitar string, plants carry information in a similar way, not only throughout their own cellular form, but communicate it to other plants in the surrounding area as if all were apart of the same web or vibrational instrument. Intentions then, projected by you, a human being, as well as other animals, can be perceived by plants by the vibrations that are emitted from your movements and behaviours, voice and chemical secretion from your skin. These subtle vibrations stimulate different responses in the plant organism which in turn invokes its own secretion of chemicals, pheromones and movements in response. This response is then mimicked by the surrounding plant life as they act and behave in the similar manner as herds of land animals. Light and sound, gravity and other energy pressures and compounds are processed by plants in this distinct way to stimulate its own genetic learnt behaviours. Different plants have different receptors, both exterior to their skins and interior.

A micro-organism can have a broad spectrum of perceptual characteristics, and these can often change over its life cycle. Like plants micro-organisms can also perceive changes in light and sound, and other forms of pressure and chemical composition through their particular external and internal receptive node sensors. The energy fields which they create around them communicate information about its environment and allow it to coordinate movement and behaviour. So too do the chemicals secreted by the organism communicate different reactions when they come into contact with other surfaces. Micro-organisms have a particularly abundant arsenal of chemosensory processes, which can also translate light, sound and vibration into its own coordination of movement.

The perceptual characteristics of galaxies and universes are a matter of the composition of its hosting planet and energy bodies. Galaxies themselves for example do not exhibit their own consciousness persona per se, though planets do. Though it shall be that their consciousness operates on a different platform of vibration to yours, and so will for the most part remain invisible and unperceivable to you. Planets, like micro-organisms perceive through their inherent chemical and electromagnetic composition. They perceive through the energy fields which they wrap around them to perceive changes in light, sound and vibration. All composition of matter retains cellular memory imparted by its interactivity with external and internal events. This cellular memory is accessed by different living organisms in many different ways. The Earth, as are all planets, vast vaults of information billions of years in ancient state. One of the perceptual senses of the planet Earth is its ability to perceive this cellular knowledge it contains and express it through its cyclical and progressive behaviours. As its consciousness operates on a different time frequency to you, on a different vibration, it has much different perceptual accesses to this information than you do. How it expresses its interactivity with its own cellular memory is also expressed and experienced differently to how you, as a human being, express and experience your own cellular memory. In contrast, you experience some things much more quickly than Earths consciousness, and yet other things much more slowly.

These are some thoughts to think about.

-Sparrow